Reviews The Prince Bonaparte

Best Pub in Notting Hill. Food, service and atmosphere always spot on!

We have tried nearly everything on the menu and have never been disappointed. The duck, pork chop and burger are all spot on!

I've never eaten at the Prince Bonaparte, but purely as a pub one of my favourite in Notting Hill and London for that matter. Wooden tables, candles, right mix of space and liveliness - definitely check it out. I also recall you being able to take dogs in which is a huge plus for me (but double check before arrival)

Last minute Sunday booking. Arrived at a very busy and full pub, nice large bar area and small separate dining room. Waited 15 mins for a table in the bar to be vacated and cleaned. Ordered the 3 meats Sunday roast and it was well worth the wait. The food was absolutely fabulous and the service from Jack first class even though he was run ragged; apparently 2 staff down! Definitely will return again when in the area.

🚇Westbourne Park 🍺 £5.85 Amstel ❤️ A stylish and convivial Notting Hill Gastro. . The Prince Bonaparte sits proudly on the corner of Chepstow and Talbot Road on the edge of Notting Hill. The nearest Tube is Westbourne Park which is an eight minute walk away. . This pub was built 1850 and was originally called The Artesian. The name stems from “Artesian Place” which was renamed to Chepstow Road, date not known. . This is a good size bright and airy pub with an Art Deco feel. At the core of this elegant boozer is a horseshoe shaped servery which has an open kitchen on the right hand side. The bar area is laid out in a “J” shape. At the front are some poser tables, a sprawling banquette sofa and a ledge looking out through huge picture windows to the coming and going’s outside. On the right hand side are some comfy booths with pictures above of Prince Napoleon Bonaparte. At the rear is a dining area which has a chic and formal feel to it. . The beer line up was good and was craft centric, there was one cask ale on for the cultured drinker. I decided on a pint of Amstel, my pint was great and pleasingly under six quid. There is a modern seasonal food menu available here. The two Chefs in the kitchen were grafting away turning out plate after plate to the delight of the dining clientele, the food here did smell amazing. There are traditional pub grub options to choose from, Fish & Chips costs £17.50 and on a Sunday you can get a Chicken Roast for £19. . I arrived mid afternoon and the atmosphere was upbeat with a lively Jazz soundtrack in the background. The crowd was a mix of local well to-do’s plus tourists visiting the area. I was served by a very welcoming member of staff who was friendly and courteous. . The @bonapartew2 is a stylish pub which is far enough away from Portobello Road to enjoy a tranquil pint or bite to eat. This is an upmarket boozer which doesn't charge upmarket prices, for me this made the pub even more attractive. I really enjoyed my visit here, this is a great place to chill with friends or have a reflectful pint on your todd. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 13.05.23

Amazing food. Steak was tender and great combination chimichurri. My old fashioned drink was also nice and unlike other places didn’t have too much ice. My wife had risotto with mushroom which wasn’t great as I ended up finishing it for her (what sacrifices I make!) our fiend had burger and she seemed happy as her plate was empty so I guess it was good

It is nice, atmospheric place. Very friendly and helpful staff. All the drinks we tried were excellent. Dog friendly.

Incredibly kid friendly and the food really hit the spot. Staff were very helpful as well. Nice little spot in London to put your feet up and grab a bite to eat. Only thing holding it back from 5 stars was the music which was meant to be background music was a tad bit too loud and almost had to shout to be heard across the table.

we have been coming here for over a decade. It has now changed at the back, it is a very chic restaurant yet the front stays the same, great local pub. Food was really delicious, we had bone marrow, octopus, pork belly and fish and chips, corn fritters, negronis to start with and some lovely wine. Our waiter was very attentive and friendly. It was a great experience and a nice surprise to find the revamped back.

Really nice food. Location is really central in Notting Hill. Ideally you get a reservation. Food was tasty and average pricing for the area. Service is really relaxed, to be honest way too relaxed. 50 minutes from ordering to our main courses arriving and we were the first people to sit down in the restaurant section. Saying that all the staff were very pleasant and smiley, but lacking in any sense of urgency. Overall a really nice place for Sunday lunch .

Good Sunday roast. The meat was a bit chewy however, everything else was great.

First time at The Prince Bonaparte, amazing experience. The seasonal menu was exceptional, great variation in the dishes with some unique twists and flavour combinations. Delicious paring wine and the cocktails were fantastic. The sorbet and the cheesecake for dessert were the perfect end to a memorable meal.